Just something I did the other day to try and inspire myself. It’s not fancy or finished. It’s only about a minute long and there is no message or meaning for it. The only reason for it is that it inspired me to pick up my camera (well, put it on a tripod at least). During the last year at school, I felt like I had so much creative juice (I was a ripe fruit?). Recently, however, I feel like that lemon in your ice tea at the restaurant, all the juice has been squeezed out and now it just haphazardly floats just below the ice. Click here if you are using a reader to view this post, so you can view the video.
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Oct 09
Moving Wood
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Oct 09
Video
This has been out for a while but it’s a video that Wired.com did about photography. Specifically, street photography using a natural light. I found on the strobist blog about a week ago and I feel that if you don’t read that blog, and you’re a photographer, you should. If you haven’t seen it here it is.
Click here if you are using a reader to view this post, so you can view the video. I hope you enjoyed that video, I’m going to have to get out the scrim and head downtown to try a little of this out.
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Aug 09
What the F**K is Social Media?
I was browsing through twitter this evening and came across a really cool slide show. It talks all about social media and how companies (and consumers) should be using it to have conversations and not to just blast out useless information that we could get from a more mainstream (read: old school) venue such as T.V. or radio. Here’s the link to the blog I found it at courtesy of @stephenbaugh. I encourage everyone who reads this to go through it. It’s 80-something slides but it only takes about 5 minutes and it’s full of awesome facts about social media. While you’re at it, go check out the customer-company pact as well.
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Here’s the actual slideshow!
What the F**K is Social Media: One Year Later
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